Re: Calibre on Fedora 33

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I've installed version 5.90 from source. No additional python modules required from what I've ready installed. Also installed DeDRM 7.0.3.

Calibre works great. Unfortunately the current version of DeDRM doesn't remove DRM from epubs for me. I'll keep an eye on  https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools and will try the next version to see if that works.

Patrick O'Callaghan you said DeDRM worked for you. Did that include epubs?

Clifford


On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 9:32 AM David King <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 1/12/21 10:00 AM, Clifford Snow wrote:
>
>     Dave,
>
>     > Fedora moved calibre to python3 much sooner than upstream did
>     because
>     > python2 was being phased out in fedora. Unfortunately, we can't
>     upgrade
>     > to 5.x due to some dependencies in other packages not being
>     ready yet.
>     > ;(
>
>     Fascinating. I wonder why DeDRM is working for me then, on F33, with
>     Python 3 as the system-wide default?
>
>
> I'm running a fresh install of F33. By any chance your's is an upgrade
> from a prior version with python2?

Yes, it was.  I originally had F29, with Calibre 4 installed through
their installer, plus DeDRM.  When I upgraded to F32, and Python 3
become the default, I at first thought I should upgrade to Calibre v5. 
However, doing that broke DeDRM.  That got me doing research and, when I
tried installing the Fedora Calibre 4.23 package, things "just worked." 
I didn't touch the DeDRM code plugin during that upgrade process, it
remained what it was when I started.  I've since upgraded to F33 without
any issues.

My "why is it working for me?" question was largely rhetorical, btw. 
Just to be clear.  :-)

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David King
dave at daveking dot com

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